MIX8411 CO Gas Sensor 2000ppm Carbon Monoxide Sensor

Principle Introduction:



MIX8411 is an electrochemical Carbon Monoxide ( CO) sensor developed by Mixsen. It
uses the principle of electrochemistry. There is a reference electrode inside the
sensor, which greatly improves the stability of the sensors. When the sensor senses
the carbon monoxide, the working electrode and the counter electrode react with the
redox reaction, through measure the current to get the concentration of CO gas.



Feature:



Low power consumption;
High precision;
High sensitivity;
Wide linear range;

Long service life
Temperature compensation
Anti-vapor interference
Good anti-interference ability;

Environmental protection design



Application:



* Industrial co gas monitors, leakage detection

* Fixed or portable CO gas detector



Technical Parameters :



Item Specification
Target Gas Carbon Monoxide(CO)
Measurement Range 0~1000 ppm
Maximum Overload 2000 ppm
Output 0.1 ± 0.02 μA/ppm
Repeatability ±2%
Response Time(T90) < 20 Seconds
Resolution 0.5 ppm
Long Term Output drift ＜10% per year
Life Expectancy(in air) 3 Years
Operating Temperature Range -20 ~ 50˚C
Operation Press 0.1MPa±10%
Operating Humidity Range 15% ~ 95% RH, no-condensing
Note: All measurements were taken at 20˚C, 50%RH at 1013hPa

Operating Note:

* Forbidden tin soldering before usage.
* Aging for more than 48 hours before using.
* Sensor’s pins can’t be broke off or bent.
* Don’t disassemble the sensor to avoid the damage caused by electrolyte leakage.
* Avoid contacting organic solvent (including silicone rubber and other adhesive),
coatings, medicine, oil and high concentration gases.
* All the electrochemical sensors shall not be encapsulated completely by resin
materials, and shall not immerse in pure oxygen environment, otherwise, it will
damage the function of sensor
* All electrochemical sensors shall not be applied in corrosive gas environment, or
the sensor will be damaged
* Zero calibration should be finished in clean air.
* During test and usage, sensors should avoid the gas inflow vertically
* The side for inflow can’t be choked and polluted.
* The laminating film above the sensor surface can’t be uncovered and damage.
* Excessive impact or vibration should be avoided
* It takes some time for the sensor to return to normal state after it is applied
in high concentration gas.
* Working electrode and reference electrode of the sensor shall be in short circuit
when stored
* Prohibit to use the hot cement or sealant of which the curing temperature is
higher than 80℃ to make the capsulation for the sensor.
* Prohibit storage and usage for long time in alkaline gases with high
concentration.
* Do not use the sensor when the shell is damaged.

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